How to Claim a Warranty for Your New Balance 990v6 in the USA
Got a defective pair of New Balance 990v6? No worries! If your shoes have manufacturing defects, you may be eligible for a warranty claim. Here’s a simple guide to help you through the process.
2/16/20251 min read


Step 1: Check If Your Shoes Are Eligible
What’s Covered: New Balance offers a 1-year warranty for manufacturing defects like:
Glue failure
Torn seams
Outsole splitting
What’s Not Covered?:
Normal wear and tear
Damage from improper use
Unauthorized repairs
If the issue is due to a defect and not regular use, you’re likely covered!
Step 2: Gather What You Need
Before starting the claim, have these ready:
Proof of Purchase – Your receipt or order confirmation email.
Shoe Details – Model (990v6), purchase date, and order number (if bought online).
Photos – Clear images of the damage (seams, sole, or glue issues).
Step 3: Start Your Claim
Option 1: Online Claim (For Online Purchases)
Visit the New Balance website.
Go to Customer Service → Warranty Claims.
Fill out the online form with your details and upload photos.
Submit and wait for further instructions.
Option 2: In-Store Claim (For In-Store Purchases)
Take the shoes and your receipt to a New Balance store or authorized retailer.
A store associate will inspect them and process the claim if eligible.
Step 4: Ship Your Shoes (If Filing Online)
Once your claim is approved, New Balance will send you a prepaid return shipping label.
Pack the shoes securely.
Include a copy of your claim approval email or packing slip.
Ship them to the provided address.
Step 5: Wait for Inspection & Resolution
New Balance will inspect the shoes (usually within 14 days). If approved, you’ll receive either:
A replacement pair, OR
A store voucher for online purchases.
A Few Important Notes
✔ Don’t send shoes without approval – Unauthorized returns may not be reimbursed.
✔ Need help? Contact New Balance USA at 1-800-253-7463 or use their live chat on the website.
This process is pretty straightforward. If your 990v6 has a manufacturing defect, you should be able to get a replacement without hassle. Hope this helps!